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Messiahship

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[mi-sahy-uh-ship] / mɪˈsaɪ ə ʃɪp /

noun

  1. the state, office, or role of being a Messiah; the mission or teachings associated with one.


Example Sentences

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In the present chapter, I shall notice the mode adopted by Jesus to prove his Messiahship.

From Project Gutenberg

In addition to his unsettled state, his repeated attacks on the rulers, holding them up to the scorn and contempt of the people, had generated such feelings in the minds of the priests and scribes, that they considered him as a pretender to the Messiahship.

From Project Gutenberg

He tells them things concerning his second coming, before they understood his object as it related to his Messiahship.

From Project Gutenberg

It never entered their minds that he would come in any disguise, for many impostors had appeared, who, being discovered, their Messiahship procured them certain destruction.

From Project Gutenberg

On all sides there was an indifference to such historical inquiry as the modern man would think natural and inevitable, an indifference that must remain altogether inexplicable to us unless we realize that until at least the time of the fourth evangelist the main proofs of messiahship were not looked for in Jesus' earthly career.

From Project Gutenberg